This is an Original Manufacturer Sourced Stepped Washer used on a variety of Push Lawn Mowers. This is the Metal Washer that fits with Rear or Front Wheel Cover depending on the model. It helps secure the wheel on an Axle with a bolt.
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It was the part I needed!
Part arrived quickly and fixed my problem with a front drive wheel falling off. Had difficulty finding the correct step washer due to the age of our mower but the representative I spoke with was very knowledgeable, courteous and helpful. Thank you for your assistance.
Guest - September 21, 2019
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easy repair
stepped washers work great!
Guest - September 30, 2019
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Perfect fit - I needed to order the wheels too.
Great quality and I am sure they will work with the new replacement wheels I ordered.
Guest - April 6, 2020
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right parts arrived quickly
make sure not to over tighten or will break washers. May require thread lock
Guest - April 11, 2020
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Arrived quickly
Cheri - May 18, 2020
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Just what I needed. =ƒæì=ƒæì
New again.
Guest - April 6, 2021
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Arrived in a few days, order was perfect, using mower again. Thanks
Arrived in a few days. Order was perfect. Using the mower again. Thanks.
Guest - October 6, 2021
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Simple fix
Glad I ordered two ( which arrived fairly quickly) because I broke the first one by over tightening. Be careful when installing these, just snug is the way to go.
Guest - May 3, 2023
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Best Parts Store Ever
I’m always impressed with the quick turnaround and quality of the parts. They keep you notified of the shipping status.
Great company!
Doyle - August 21, 2023
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1. Remove axle bolt.
2. Remove broken washer.
3. Replace with new washer, flanged (bigger) side toward wheel.
4. Reinstall axle bolt.
NOTE: I used lock-tite on the threads of the axel bolt to ensure it didn\'t work itself loose.
First I removed the shoulder bolt with the impact wrench. Then removed the wheel. Removed the clip ring, then the thrust washer. I then removed the pinion gear just by pulling it off. Replace the old thrust washer, clip ring, and thrust washer. To assemble just reverse the order of the tear down.
I ordered and installed complete rear wheel and cover assemblies. Repair was simple, it was a matter of swapping out the old parts for the new ones. New parts fit perfectly. Thanks!
Unhook plug wire
Remove plastic housings at bagger assemble to remove 3 screws for belt shroud
Block up and remove rear drive wheels
Use snap ring pliers to remove ring and pinion gears (keep track of shim washes)
Remove snap ring from bearing housing, remove wheel adjusters
Clean axle shaft and slide bearing
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Remove 3 screws from belt guide on transmission and slide belt off
Remove transmission by pushing long shaft through housing enough to drop transmission
Check bearing and replace if needed
Reassemble in reverse order, torque bolts as needed
Removed front wheel and drive gear to allow removal of the broken grass deflector. Replaced grass deflector using a special stepped washer, which was also broken and reinstalled drive gear and wheel.
Removed drive wheels, removed snap ring and old gears. Reassembled with new gears and snap rings. Reattached wheels replacing with new stepped washers. Make sure that transmission shafts are free of any extraneous material. The shafts should drive the gear completely into the drive wheels.
Watched Youtube video and followed his instructions, they were mostly correct, my challenges were because of rust and corrosion that wouldn\'t allow easy disassembly. Process too long to type, watch the video.
I pulled the rear wheels of and the handle mount to expose the bearings and sleeves.
I unscrewed the old retainer bushings.
I pressed the bearing and bush sleeve into the retainer bushing using the bench vise. this made it very easy.
I put the retainer bushings back in place and put it back together.
The mowers sel
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Model Cross Reference
This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP9048394
Manufacturer Part Number: 614426
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